Our Quote of the Week comes from Sam Lee of Blood Type Racing - “Doing the manufacturer builds at The SEMA Show is a big plus to the scene itself. It shows that these manufacturers recognize how much the aftermarket is important to the retail sales of their own cars. I mean, none of them are going to sit there and warranty everything you want to do to your car, but they recognize that there is a market and that they need to make cars that are pleasing to the people who are going to modify them, hence the whole manufacturer SEMA builder program. I think it’s a good thing that this continues on to help the aftermarket grow further and further.”
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